Treaties of Russian Civil War

Several treaties were signed both during and after the Russian Civil War. Some treaties, like the Treaty of Smolensk would be overridden, but in the end, all the treaties would go as follows (excluding the treaty that dealt with Japan):

Russia recognizes all new nations that declared independence from Russia.

Russia ceases all claims to any territory not controlled by Russia

United Turkic Union is recognized by all central Asian nations, as well as the departure of Bukhara from Uzbekistan.

Armenia is allowed to annex highland Karabakh, Georgian Lazistan and Javakheti from Georgia and Azerbaijan.

Polish unification with Lithuania is recognized by all Eastern European nations, as well as the annexation of western Ukraine and parts of white Russia including Minsk.

Finland becomes fully independent in lands controlled by rebels, and the port city of Murmansk is given to Finland.

Union of Caucasian Republics is formed under the North Caucasus, including Rostov and Astrakhan.

Ukraine recognizes the Romanian annexation of Bessarabia with Odessa and Vinnytsia.